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This article discusses how to remove automapping for shared mailboxes in Microsoft Outlook for Microsoft Office 365.
In Microsoft Outlook 2010 and in Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, Autodiscover automatically maps to any mailbox for which a user has full access permissions. Autodiscover automatically loads all mailboxes for which the user has full access permissions in the following scenarios:
To disable automapping, use Windows PowerShell to remove full access permissions from the user for the mailbox, and then add back full access permissions to the user. When you add back full access permissions to the user, use the AutoMapping:$false parameter.
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NewsPress Release - September 26, 2000Marlboro College Hosts a Fall Series of Faculty Forums
Marlboro, VT - The first in a series of "Faculty Forums" at Marlboro College this semester will feature philosophy professor Dr. Neal Weiner presenting "The Distillation of Meaning from Truth, or Sentences Are Not Composed of Words: Thoughts on Etymology and Speculations on the Origin of Language," at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, October 4, in the Apple Tree building.
The Faculty Forum series has been organized to give Marlboro faculty an opportunity to share aspects of their work outside the classroom with other faculty members, students, staff, and members of the community.
According to Weiner, the discussion will focus on "the thesis that the everyday relationship between words and their use in sentences necessitates a common ground of truth for all speakers of the same language and ultimately for all humankind." No previous experience in philosophy is needed.
Weiner, who has taught at Marlboro College since 1970, was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the University of Chicago and was a Danforth Fellow at the University of Texas. He is the author of The Harmony of the Soul, a work on moral psychology; a logic textbook called The Articulation of Thought; and a series of travel books called The Interstate Gourmet. In addition, Weiner has published several poems and has read them at local literary events.
His teaching at Marlboro places special emphasis on the history of philosophy for, as he argues, "the study of history of thought stretches our minds so as to make us encompass possibilities of thought and action quite different from our own."
The Faculty Forum series continues at 4 p.m. on Wednesdays as follows: October 11 with language faculty member Roy Wright presenting "Catamount Folk Loss: Language and Lore of Eries (and Vermonters)"; November 1 with English faculty member J. Birjepatil presenting "Rereading Shakespeare II - With Special Reference to Hamlet"; and November 29 with World Studies Fellow Dan Lumonya presenting "My Experience at Marlboro - in Theory and Practice"
All of the forums are free and open to the public. They will take place in the Apple Tree building, which is fully accessible.
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Lapland holidays top the list of magical experiences for families with young children. After all, a trip to the true home of Santa is the perfect way to keep the Christmas magic alive. The wonder on little faces as they take in reindeer, husky dogs and, of course, the big man himself is worth the trip alone!
While Christmas is a big part of Lapland's identity, that's not to say that holidays to Lapland are just for kids. This winter wonderland has much for adults to enjoy too, including fantastic opportunities to ski, as well as a wide variety of other winter sports, activities and excursions.
Imagine taking a snow safari through a frozen forest, or skiing with a fairy-lit village at your feet? Whatever you choose to do in Lapland, it will have a magical touch.
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For those whose Lapland visit is all about the big man in the red suit, Rovaniemi is the destination to choose. In the heart of the mystical Arctic Circle, the highlight of Rovaniemi is the Santa Claus Village. As well as the Santa Claus Office and the Main Post Office, you can also venture underground into the ice cavern attraction, Santa Park, take a husky or snowmobile ride, or meet Dasher and Dancer at the reindeer farm.
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Visit the capital of Lapland and the legendary home of Santa Claus. This vibrant and modern city is a unique destination, with a wide choice of attractions and a lively atmosphere.Read more
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In all other cases the party entitled to a judgment by default shall apply to the court therefor; but no judgment by default shall be entered against an infant or incompetent person unless represented in the action by a general guardian, or other such representative who has appeared therein. If the party against whom judgment by default is sought has appeared in the action, the party (or, if appearing by representative, the party's representative) shall be served with written notice of the application for judgment at least three (3) days prior to the hearing on such application. If, in order to enable the court to enter judgment or to carry it into effect, it is necessary to take an account or to determine the amount of damages or to establish the truth of any statement by evidence or to make an investigation of any other matter, the court may conduct such hearings or order such references as it deems necessary and proper. In actions for divorce, the statutes of the state of Idaho shall apply. Any application for a default judgment must contain written certification of the name of the party against whom the judgment is requested and the address most likely to give the party notice of such default judgment, and the clerk shall use such address in giving such party notice of judgment.
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The genus zinnia was named by Linneas in honor of Johann Gottfried Zinn. Zinn was a German anatomist, ophthalmologist, and botanist born in 1727 and died in 1759 (in Germany). He was extraordinary professor of medicine and director of the botanical gardens in the university town of Gottingen. He was one of the first to render an accurate description of the eyeball and he investigated the vessels and nerves of the eye cavity. He collected seeds of Z. elegans (from which the garden Zinnia descends) in Mexico. There he was accosted by bandits who, after searching his bag, left him alone, believing him crazy and therefore unlucky.
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212 Walnut St 2nd Fl, Philadelphia, PA | Directions 1910639.949380 -75.145782
Mon-Thu 11:30am-10:30pm; Fri 11:30am-11pm; Sat noon-11pm; Sun 12:30pm-10:30pm (dinner only)
Neighborhoods: Center City East, Center City
Awesome atmosphere, Retirement Home taste – I read the review that said the restaurant looks amazing but the food tastes like a TV dinner, and unfortunately it's true. I couldn't believe how bland the chicken marsala was. I've seriously had better Stouffer's meals outta my oven before.
Great place to have a few drinks, but the food just plain sucks. I'd rather eat at a taco bell.
The most breathtakingly beautiful restaurant in Philadelphia – Is it the Amalfi Coast or is it Philadelphia? Sometimes it's easy to forget deep within this Mediterranean blue sanctuary that teases patrons with wall-sized photographs of the Med and décor that evokes the most romantic of Italian scenes. In what could be described as the most breathtakingly beautiful restaurant in Philadelphia, traditional Northern Mediterranean crudo is served with modern flair to patrons who recline in one of many distinct and airy wings that comprise this indoor/outdoor space designed to resemble the Amalfi Coast. Whether you're hosting a rehearsal dinner, nuzzling tete-a-tete with a lover or clinking glasses with some friends, there's a refreshing spot within the cavernous dining room, at the sleek main bar, or on one of several terraces raised above the street. And no matter where you sit in the spacious circular restaurant, you're almost guaranteed to hear sighing each time a new patron replenishes their soul by inhaling, then exhaling into the vacation-like vista, all bathed in blue and white and accented with fresh flowers, vases full of lemons and striking decorative complements.
Great, good and bad – Great atmosphere, especially for the summer. Beautiful place overall. Great, attentive service. BUT.... portions are terribly small and you pay a high price for the ambiance, Oysters at 3.00 per is a little crazy. 19.00 for small appetizer is high. Drinks are good size, but overly expensive as well. I could deal with the drinks if they gave you more food. DO NOT valet here: The valet on 2 different occasions took 30-40 min EACH TIME to get our car. Absolutely ridiculous for a place like this and no excuse. if you go, park in the nearby lot. Overall a good place, but there are better choices in the city.
Beautiful atmosphere and great food. – My husband and I have been going to Positano Coast for years--it was Lambertis Cucina when we first went.(same company). But I must say that since it has been Positano Coast it has changed in really great ways. When we first went, the service was not consistent,but the food was always good. Since then it has gotten much better and more consistent. What I love is the atmosphere. This is a beautiful restaurant and extremely comfortable. The food is deliscious and the choices ,wonderful;the staff is more knowledgable. My husband and I are not drinkers,but we order several appetizers,dinner,dessert, and coffee- the bill is usually below 100$ or right around there-which is very reasonable,especially in this location. I have been in the restaurant business for over 20 years and I can say with some expertise, that this is a fine establishment worth becoming a regular of.
My favorite Italian in Philly! – Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, and so here?s mine: the negative reviews below are CRAZY! There?s many reasons why Positano got that philly mag thing. The atmosphere is so inviting and different, the service is friendly and the food, well isn?t that what philly mag was talking about ? it?s fantastic! Instead of talking about how inaccurate what everyone else said below is, I?d rather mention what I love about the place. The crudo menu ? so delicious ? many times I?ll end up ordering one of each raw italian delight b/c I can?t choose between them. And the sea urchin pasta ? I?ve never had anything like it, such intense flavor. The lemon drink they do ? heaven in a glass! Back to the food, I love the seppia and the skate dish is so different and tastes so good. The shrimp dish is delicious and the gnocchi melt in your mouth!! The restaurant is so beautiful to look at and in warm weather, I love sitting in the lounge feeling the wind and watching the curtains sway in the wind. Very cool!! For a great dining experience, I encourage everyone to give Positano a try - I know you?ll love it too!!
Not Deserving to be On Philly's top 50 – I never had the interest to try Positano Coast until I saw it was named one of the the top 50 restaurants in Philadelphia by Philly Mag. So we decided to try it. The restaurant has great ambience. We sat at the bar and got seated at 8:30 when we had a 8:00 reservation. The dining room was virtually empty. I had already checked out the menu online and was very much looking forward to it, only to find out they were serving a limited menu, Valentines day leftovers, which consisted of mostly meat. For an Italian restaurant to serve mostly meat on a Friday during Lent doesnt make sense. Especially for a restaurant that has such a great "crudo" menu . The wine list was limited but we managed to find a wine we liked.
"Small Plates"is apparently the mottow at PC and they are meant to share , what kind of concept is this? You go to Buddakhan and its big plates, (family style) meant to share. So I was not thrilled when I saw my Branzino come out and it was the size of my palm served with fishy tasting little neck clams.
I ordered oysters I got crab claws, which to be fair were good. I ordered an arugula salad app, to be honest I couldnt find the arugula.
We left before we could order desert , I mean what was next , a little mini cannoli served with custard instead of ricotta for two?
Lousy wine, unprofessional service, miniscule food. Not coming back. – I agree with the two previous reviews, Positano fails to impress on every count. We showed up on time yet were directed to wait in the bar for 40 minutes for our table. We purchased pricey wine that tasted like something out of a jug. Our waiter was friendly but obviously rushed and barely had time to tell us about the specials.
I ordered the branzino and my husband ordered the osso bucco. I have to explain that I am a petite person who doesn't eat a lot, but this branzino was so tiny it looked like an anchovy. The fish was no bigger than my finger and it featured 1 baby tomato split in two as a garnish. Nedless to say I was starving but didn't want to wait for more food, so I ate the entire bread basket.
I think this place is so pupular because it is cheap and lively. The food is definitely not expensive and if you can't tell the difference between a decent and a great glass of wine, then this is your spot. If your standars are higher then this, there are plenty of Italian places in Philly that don't disapoint.
Expecting a whole lot more, got a whole lot less – Took my girlfriend out on what I thought would be a romantic Valentine's Day dinner. Upon entering the restaurant, a half hour early, the maitre de looked at me as if I had just insulted her mother by showing up early. She didnt hide her snide looks and directed me to the bar, where I purchased two way over priced glasses of wine. When she did decide to seat us, looking as if she was granting us the gift of life, we were greated by a waiter who barely had the time to finish a sentence before running off to a seemingly more important table. Even when we ordered, I was barely able to finish completing my order before my waiter felt the need to run off to larger sized table. All in all, the food is so so, scenery is nice, but considering the service treated us as if we just received our green cards, I was none too impressed. I wonder if my girlfriend is going to break up with me because of my poor choice for a Valentine's Night dinner. Stay tuned...
Dont read if you cant handle to truth – Let me start with a quick preface - yes, I have had many excellent dinners in Philly, and no, Im not averse to giving credit when it is due. So, on to the review. Sat night reservation. Seated 1/2 hour after arranged time; not too surprising given how busy it was. Server was nice enough, although clearly over-stretched given how busy it was. As for the meal? Lets just say supermarket frozen pasta tastes the same. Dont believe me? give it a try and dont get angry when you think back to this review and realize you wasted your time and money. Only positive? The lounge looks pretty nice. I gotta say, its absolutely amazing that this place has received so many positive reviews. Perhaps it was a really, really, really, off night. Not planning on finding out with a second try though. FYI meals tried - antipasti (only flavor on the plate was the olives), gnocci, fetuccini, chicken parm and veal. What a colossal disappointment.
Great food and atmosphere – I've been here a few times now, twice in a large group and once with a date - and their food is consistently fresh and delicious. The service can be slow, but then, our group had 18 people so that might have had something to do with it (and the time that I went with a date, we just ordered way too much food).
For appetizers, the oysters and the grilled seppia (squid-like seafood) were very good and the prosciutto persimmon was interesting. Beef carpaccio excellent and the olives, delicious. Entree: the osso bucco is excellent, and I think the boar was good but I don't remember it and couldn't get it the last time I went. The lamb was very good and the skate was heavier than I would have liked but it was okay. I had the chilled berry soup for dessert which was refreshing.
Overall, a favorite!
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"Part of that has to do with the interest in gardening that suddenly exploded in the '80s and '90s. So there were business opportunities (for manufacturers). Part of it had to do with people gardening more in condos and townhouses and on patios. They needed pots. Gardening in containers became much more popular than it had been in the past."
Soon, the flower pot became a decorative element, and there was a need for different forms, he explained. With limited space in those condos and townhouses, everything needed to contribute to the aesthetic. So containers have evolved to the point that there's something for everyone. But all types have both pros and cons. Fox gave us a brief look at what's out there:
At the lower end of the scale, terracotta pots have a natural or rustic look and come in standard sizes, a plus for both garden centers and gardeners. Although some high-end versions are built to last, most survive only a couple of seasons before succumbing to the effects of weather. They also stain easily.
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They're colorful and can withstand cold better than terracotta, but they're also heavier and more expensive. And yes, they are more attractive, to both gardeners and ne'er-do-wells. "If you put things out on a front porch, you'd better have it bolted down or be ready to lose it," Fox says. "I hate to mention those things, but you have to think about it if you're decorating a front porch in a very nonsecure area."
The good news is that wooden containers are cheap. The bad news is that wooden containers are cheap. They're lightweight and can be painted any color, but it's difficult to find ones that last. Most start to fall apart in a couple of years. "They used to be made by hand, but in the mass market it's just not easy anymore," Fox says. It's not difficult to have quality wooden containers made, he adds. Just buy good wood and find someone with woodworking skills.
A plastic container is a smart choice for a deck or roof garden, where weight can be an issue. In addition, plastic is colorful and cheap, and some containers look like terracotta or other materials. Some, of course, look like plastic, such as those cheap black pots that plants come in. But that's OK, Fox says, because they're functional and paint easily. "The plant doesn't care. All a plant needs is drainage and protection from the heat and cold. I've seen many beautiful garden displays that use the black plastic pots. They just clean them up. … When you take the artist's eye and apply it, they can be quite striking. If you don't apply those things, it can look like a pile of black pots."
Like plastic, fiberglass is durable and lightweight; it also is more colorfast and can mimic other materials. The cons: it's costlier than plastic and can fray or be damaged.
They can dent or rust, and gardeners need to be careful about what they plant in them (heat-loving plants will love them) and where you place them. The ultimate metal container: galvanized garbage cans. Neighbors may raise an eyebrow, but it's your yard, right? "I think a lot of it is inspired by people like Frank Gehry and others who use corrugated sheeting on modern homes," Fox says. "The traditional galvanized trash can fits right in with that. . . . That industrial sensibility. And I think that's important when you pick out a style of pot, what goes with the architecture of your home."
Fox says that the key to using any pot is to be sure it's what the plant needs and you like.
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I didn't shoot this picture. It appeared on the Sartorialist, a blog about fashion by Scott Schuman. Schuman is a photographer who writes and has a tremendous following in the fashion industry. Seen as one of the most influential men in fashion it's no wonder considering he measures visitors to his blog each month in the millions.
New York Magazine had a great story about the Sartorialist, Schuman and his blogger wife, Garance Dore.
His photography attracted me, his ability to see, approach and document an aspect of life that he's passionately connected to. Motorcycles and scooters make their way into his posts on ocassion and when I saw this one I thought it might be time to share. One of my photographic goals is to make portraits of some of the riders I see on the road. If I ever get around to doing it the Sartorialist will be something I try and emulate.
I admit feeling a bit ruffled and unkempt when I look at his photographs of people, found on the street, wearing what they wear. Not often making my way to Paris, New York or Milan, chances are you won't see me appear on The Sartorialist any time soon.
Still, it's worth a look.
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- Tiny Puppetmaster said...
I've looked in on The Sartorialist now and then for about 2 years now. I, too, love his photography and when a scooter makes an appearance, or a helmet as accessory (!) I'm delighted. I love the color and the sense of style and fun and creativity. It's play. Life should be more play. And no one should have a steady diet of LL Bean, no matter how much we need it...play a little more, show some style. Nice post!
- 10:37 PM, February 08, 2012
- Eric Almendral said...
I've been a fan of Sartorialist for some time now. The site is largely responsible for popularizing (though not creating) this style of street photography. It's spawned a lot of imitators, but part of what makes Sartorialist great is Schuman's eye. I would love to do a scooter & rider-focused imitation of this myself. Maybe when I get that new camera…
Check out Dmitry Gudkov's portraits of bicyclists in NYC: http://www.flickr.com/photos/goodcough/sets/72157623741274256/
- 2:06 PM, February 09, 2012
- Tiny Puppetmaster said...
Just saw the post on The Sartorialist with the Cartier-Bresson photos! Wonderful! Does not get much better than C-B.
- 2:14 PM, February 09, 2012
Thanks... Another place to burn through time.
- 10:23 PM, February 09, 2012
- Steve Williams said...
Tiny Puppetmaster: Schuman is a good photographer and does a fantastic job with the Sartorialist. I look at those pictures and end up thinking I dress like an Amishman....
Eric Almendral: Thanks for the link to Gudkov's site. I'll have to go through it tomorrow.
I would like to do a scooter & rider focused series too but not enough subjects around here. I would have to pursue the Harley crowd to keep busy...
- 10:41 PM, February 09, 2012
- Steve Williams said...
Anonymous: At least you didn't say KILL time!
- 10:42 PM, February 09, 2012
- Orin said...
The relative rarity of unobstructed sunshine in my neck of the woods causes many people to shed clothing at the slightest opportunity— any temperature above 50°F; (as we had earlier in the week) is shorts and tank-top weather. And in a college town, reason enough for young women to appear in public half-naked.
Mr. Riepe would be beside himself, I'm sure. I'm hoping the woman in the picture became familiar with the term "wind chill" following her ride...
Scootin' Old Skool
- 10:00 PM, February 10, 2012


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Hideki Matsuyama holds up his ball after putting on the 16th green during Saturdays third round of the British Open at Muirfield in Gullane, Scotland.GULLANE, Scotland Hideki Matsuyama became the second player this year to get a one-shot penalty for the slow play in a major.
It nearly cost Guan Tianlang a weekend at the Masters. It was far more costly to Matsuyama on Saturday in the British Open, where he was only three shots out of the lead when he was assessed the penalty on the 17th hole at Muirfield.
His par turned into a bogey, and the 21-year-old Japanese star made a bogey on the 18th for a 1-over 72. Matsuyama was at 3-over 216, six shots behind going into the final round.
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Given his position in the tournament, and given the shot he faced on 17 laying it up out of the fescue over the gorse and pot bunkers I dont think he took too long, said Wagner, who had a 73. I think he executed a really good shot and under the situation, I think its tragic. And I think the R&A should use better judgment.
Guan, the 14-year-old from China, also was given two bad times in the second round of the Masters and assessed a one-shot penalty. He still became the youngest player to make the cut in a major.
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The timing official allowed all of that to happen before the watch was started, Rickman said. So we feel that we were appropriately liberal with the starting of the timing procedure. ... So in the circumstances I confirmed to both players that I could see no reason to waive that bad time.
Slow play has been criticized so much over the years that the U.S. Golf Association launched a campaign last month, including a series of commercials with the theme, While Were Young from the movie Caddyshack. The two slow-play penalties in the majors this year have been assessed to players who were 14 and 21.
Matsuyama already has three wins on the Japan Golf Tour one of them as an amateur and at No. 44 is the highest-ranked player from Japan. He played the first two days with Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson and opened with rounds of 71-73. He ran off three straight birdies around the turn as he climbed up the leaderboard, and despite a pair of bogeys, was still within range.
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They said they gave him extra time, Wagner said. But his caddie had to pace all the way to the fairway, 100 yards to get his carry number. Im as against slow play as anybody, and I respect everything everybody is doing. But man, the kid was playing great today ... and I think its terrible that he got penalized.
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Winchester primary school given special lesson by college students
12:20pm Monday 2nd December 2013 in Winchester By Lauren Howard, Reporter
WINCHESTER college students were thrown back into the playground last week surprising local primary school children with a special visit.
Lower sixth students from Peter Symonds College gave the year two children with a specialist PE lesson as part of their college course.
The lesson formed part of their studies in the BTEC extended diploma in Sport.
As part of the course, college students take part in the Community Sports Leaders Award, which tests both their knowledge and practical abilities.
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Camp Texlake • September 27-29, 2013
Sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale about a fun adventure...
Enjoy island camping and become a castaway for a three day tour at Juliette's Isle Trailblazer event.
Trailblazers is an adult volunteer enrichment retreat weekend designed to encourage, enhance and enthuse Girl Scout adults with a transfusion of scouting spirit. It is time to have some fun with other leaders, get motivated for next year and come home with some inspiration ideas for your troop and service unit. Weekend event is open to all registered Girl Scout adults (male and female) and this includes leaders, co-leaders or other troop volunteers.
Join us for Saturday only or for the whole weekend (Friday - Sunday)!
Weekend Schedule
- 5-7p.m.: Check in at Camp Texlake office
- 7-10:30p.m.: Activities at Dining Hall
- 7:30-8:15p.m.: Night Hike Workshop
- 8:30p.m.: Campfire Sing-a-long Workshop
- 11:00p.m.: Lights out, quiet in all Units
- 8-8:45a.m.: Saturday only Check-in, Breakfast
- 9a.m.-11:45a.m.: Workshops 1 & 2
- Noon-1p.m.: Lunch
- 1-6p.m.: Workshops
- 6:15-7:30p.m.: Dinner, Investiture/Rededication
- 7:30-8:15p.m.: Sing Fest
- 8-15p.m.: Luau Party in Dining Hall
- 11p.m.: Lights out, quiet in all Units
- 7:30-8:30a.m.: Optional early morning activity
- 9:15-11a.m.: Breakfast
- 9:15-9:30a.m.: Closing, Friendship Circle
- 9:30-10:15a.m.: Unit kapers, clean up
- 9:30-11:30a.m. CPR
- 10:30-11:30a.m.: Turn in evaluations
Registration & fees
- Weekend: $55 includes four meals with two refreshment breaks (friday dinner not included), lodging and showers, four workshops with the option of three additional workshops, Trailblazers t-shirt, Trailblazers patch, Friday evening activities and Saturday evening luau party.
- Saturday: $30 includes Saturday lunch and dinner, four workshops with the option of one additional Saturday early afternoon workshop, Trailblazers t-shirt and Trailblazers patch.
Registration deadline: September 12, 2013. Deadline for refunds and cancellations is by noon on September 12.
Want to earn a discount off your registration fee? You can earn a $10 discount for each workshop session led. Contact Maggie Fowler or Mysti Burgess to see if the workshop you would like to teach is in need of a facilitator.
Want to come to Trailblazers but not interested in workshops? Earn free registration by serving as a kitchen assistant through the weekend. You must have a Texas Food Handlers certification. Contact Maggie Fowler for more information.
Have a question or concern? Contact Janet Bunch or Maggie Fowler.
Girl Scouts have a long history of exchanging SWAPS - small, inexpensive crafts that you can produce in large quantities. SWAPS represent a memento of a good time as well as a wonderful way to share something about where you are from and what you like to do.
Bring your SWAPS and exchange with others! We also encourage you to enter your SWAP into our contest Saturday morning before 9a.m. by stopping by the contest table in the dining hall. Voting starts 9a.m. through 3p.m. Contest prizes will be awarded at dinner. There are five contest categories:
- Most Creative
- Best Girl Scout theme
- Trash to Treasure (use recycled item)
- Too Much Time on Hand (elaborate)
- Oldie but Goodie
- Saturday only: Participants will be provided with lunch and dinner.
- Weekend: Participants will be provided with Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday breakfast along with Friday and Saturday night snacks.
- Drinks offered will include water, lemonade, tea, coffee, milk and juice. Water coolers will be stationed in different areas. No soda will be available at camp so you are welcome to bring you own if you would like. We suggest writing your name on your drinks and storing them either in the Flora or Fauna refrigerators or in your personal coolers.
luxurious or traditional accomodations
- Saturday only: Participants will use Starlight treehouse units to store any belongings, take a rest/nap, change clothes or shower if needed. This unit offers electricity and fans.
- Weekend: Participants will be housed in climate controlled buildings (AC) - Fauna, Flora, Suncrest. You can also choose to stay in Tanda Treehouse unit (no A/C) or for a more traditional camp experience, stay in Driftwood Cove or Horseshoe Bend. All beds have mattresses.
- Fauna & Flora: Troop houses that offer 12 rooms in each building with each room housing a maximum of four persons. Each room has two single beds and one bunk bed set. Bathrooms with showers can be found in each hallway. Beds have mattresses and bathrooms with showers in each hallway. Each building is cooled with a central AC unit and workshops will be held in the community living areas.
- Suncrest: Unit has five true cedar log cabins that have six sets of bunk beds in each cabin with a maximum 12 person/ cabin. All beds have mattresses and each cabin has bathrooms with showers. Cabins are cooled with window AC units and fans.
- Tanda: Unit has raised bunkhouse style cabin called treehouses. Each cabin has seven bunk beds (14 persons) with electricity and fans but no A/C. Bathrooms with showers are located in a seperate building between two cabins on the same raised platform. Tanda are a generally quieter place to stay.
- Horseshoe Bend: Unit has five screened shelters (similiar to state parks) with five beds in each shelter. No A/C or electricity in shelter. Bathrooms/showers are in a seperate building and bathroom has electricity. Unit is in a quiet section of camp.
- Driftwood Cove: Unit has six traditional GS platform tents with six beds in each tent. No A/C, electricity or window screens in tents. Bathroom/showers are located in a seperate building and bathroom has electricity. Unit is in quiet section of camp with an open nature feel, which is a distance from parking lot.
- Males will be housed in one of the Suncrest E cabin.
- *Please note that some campers will be asked to use top bunks of beds. You will be asked on the registration form if you can physically use a top bunk bed if necessary.
- Fauna and Flora troop houses will require one person in each room to use the upper bunk bed.
- Suncrest cabins may require six persons in each cabin to use the upper bunk bed.
- Tanda cabins may require up to seven persons in each cabin to use upper bunk bed.
- Attendees are asked to honor a noise/light curfew of 11p.m. - 6:45a.m. Those who wish to stay up late or rise early should go to the dining hall. To ensure everyone gets their well-deserved rest, violaters may be asked by Unit Leaders to go home after the third request to honor the noise/light curfew.
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RENO - Carson High's JV football team rolled to an easy 58-29 win over Damonte Ranch Friday night.
Corey Reid scored three touchdowns, while Dilin Roker and Tyler Rodgers scored two each. Mike Wemheuer also scored once. Among Reid's scores were a 60-yard reception and a 90-yard fumble return. Rogers had 114 yards rushing, while Reid and Wemheuer had 72 receiving yards each.
Carson QB Nolan Shine threw for 239 yards, recovered a fumble, intercepted a pass and had seven tackles. Reid also had five stops, while Brandon mandoki, Brandon Maffei and Kylor Perez had four stops each.
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